Antigen-specific T lymphocyte freezing medium and preparation method and application thereof
A lymphocyte and cryopreservation technology, applied in the field of antigen-specific T lymphocyte cryopreservation and its preparation, can solve the problems of restricting the clinical application of cryopreserved cells, low cell killing function, insufficient cell proliferation, etc. Tumor killing function, the effect of maintaining the survival rate of resuscitation, and improving the cell viability
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[0066] The second aspect of the present invention provides a method for preparing an antigen-specific T lymphocyte cryopreservation solution, including:
[0067] The volume fraction of Bomari electrolyte injection, glucose sodium chloride injection, dextran glucose injection and human albumin solution are 30%-40%, 30%-40%, 5%-15% and 15%- Mix at a ratio of 25% to prepare freezing liquid A;
[0068] Put Bomari electrolyte injection, glucose sodium chloride injection, dextran glucose injection, human albumin solution and dimethyl sulfoxide in volume fractions of 20%-30%, 20%-30%, 5%- 15%, 15%-25%, and 10%-20% are mixed to prepare freezing liquid B;
[0069] The cryopreservation solution A is stored separately from the cryopreservation solution B. When in use, the freezing solution A and the freezing solution B are mixed in a volume ratio of 1:0.5-2 to obtain the freezing solution.
[0070] In the present invention, the freezing liquid A and the freezing liquid B are mixed according to ...
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[0094] A cryopreservation solution for antigen-specific T lymphocytes, including cryopreservation solution A and cryopreservation solution B, and freezing solution A includes the following components in volume fractions:
[0095] 35% Bomari electrolyte injection, 35% glucose and sodium chloride injection, 10% dextran glucose injection and 20% human albumin solution;
[0096] Cryopreservation Solution B includes the following components in volume fraction:
[0097] 27.5% Bomari electrolyte injection, 27.5% glucose sodium chloride injection, 10% dextran glucose injection, 20% human albumin solution and 15% dimethyl sulfoxide;
[0098] The following is the manufacturer's brand and article number of each raw material used in the embodiment of the present invention:
[0099] Table 1 Table of raw materials
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[0101] Glucose and sodium chloride injection contains 5% dextrose and 0.45% sodium chloride in mass concentration, and dextran glucose injection contains 10% lo...
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[0104] A cryopreservation solution for antigen-specific T lymphocytes, including cryopreservation solution A and cryopreservation solution B, and freezing solution A includes the following components in volume fractions:
[0105] 30% Bomari electrolyte injection, 40% glucose and sodium chloride injection, 5% dextran glucose injection and 25% human albumin solution;
[0106] Cryopreservation Solution B includes the following components in volume fraction:
[0107] 30% Bomari electrolyte injection, 20% glucose and sodium chloride injection, 5% dextran glucose injection, 25% human albumin solution and 20% dimethyl sulfoxide;
[0108] Glucose and sodium chloride injection contains 5% dextrose and 0.45% sodium chloride in mass concentration, and dextran glucose injection contains 10% low molecular weight dextran and 5% dextrose in mass concentration;
[0109] The cryopreservation solution A is stored separately from the cryopreservation solution B. When in use, the freezin...
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